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WW1 - The Allied leaders
French Propaganda postcard from the early years of WW1 - The Allied leaders. King George V, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, Albert I of Belgium and French President Raymond Poincare. This card was actually banned by the censor on the reverse! Date: 1915
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Allied Battle Ship Belgian Leaders Nicholas Nicolas Poincare Raymond Tsar Albert Leafed Ww 1
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This evocative postcard, dating back to the early years of the First World War, captures a historic moment in international diplomacy and military alliance. The image portrays the Allied leaders of the time: King George V of the United Kingdom, Tsar Nicholas II of Russia, Albert I of Belgium, and French President Raymond Poincare. The photograph was taken during a meeting in Paris in 1915, as the Allied powers sought to strengthen their unity in the face of the common enemy. The four leaders are shown standing in a line, each with a solemn expression, reflecting the gravity of the situation at hand. King George V, dressed in military uniform, stands at the far left, with Tsar Nicholas II, also in uniform, next to him. King Albert I of Belgium, wearing a civilian suit, is in the middle, and French President Raymond Poincare, also in a suit, is on the right. This postcard, produced by a French publisher, was likely intended for propaganda purposes, as the Allied powers sought to boost morale and demonstrate their solidarity to their respective populations. However, the reverse of this particular card bears the mark of the censor, indicating that it was banned for some reason. The reasons for the censorship are unclear, but it may have been due to the sensitive political climate of the time or the potential for the image to be used for nefarious purposes. Despite the censorship, this postcard remains a fascinating glimpse into the past, offering a unique perspective on the Allied leaders during a pivotal moment in world history. The image of these four men, united in their determination to defeat the Central Powers, stands as a testament to the power of diplomacy and the importance of international alliances in times of crisis.
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